The people running a family-owned apartment complex in Congress Park/Capitol Hill are hoping to shed light on an issue impacting their business and their lives. They believe they aren't the only property owners facing this same story.

It was a shocking scene inside one of the apartments. Drug paraphernalia, feces, and garbage. Christina Eisenstein invited our cameras into the newly vacated unit.

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Her mother-in-law owns the apartment complex called the White Swan. She took over managing the property back in September, and a few weeks later reached out to CBS Colorado for help.

"It's been an apocalyptic situation for my family," said Eisenstein.

She's highlighting what she calls a long and costly journey with tenants placed by the Community Economic Defense Project (CEDP). The previo

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